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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28
TEuToNIc WISDOM.
Cari Dunder MUSES. and Produces n Mum.
Der OF Philosophical Thoughts.

Cari Dunder MUSES. and Produces n Mum.
Der OF Philosophical Thoughts.
Der man who would like to live his
life all oafer again must haf discovered
an easy way to pay debts und sure
way of get along midoudt work.
nefer like to be too well acquainted
NIT family. If vhas, each one tells
me of der faults of der others, and
haf to give 'em all up as badt.
Envy vhas a mean spirit, but If my
neighbor's cabbages vhas bigger ash
mine it vhas natural dot vhas gladt
if his baby vhas cross-eyed.
Human nature vhas shust der same
now as When der first dozen peoples
vhas on earth. Der only difference
vhas dot we haf better shance to
work off our lead nickels und escape
our debts.
When | hear of man who vhas al.
ways in hardt luck l 60 aroundt by his
house der next warm day und find he
vhas ashlecp on der doorstep While der
pigs vhas IN his garden.
1t has always struck me dot der man
who wrote out der Golden Rule wouldn't
take kick from any body any sooner
dan as peoples who find it so hardt to
obey its teachings.
Dere vhas plenty of men who vhill
try forty ways TO pring oop a colt, but
only one vhay to pring oop n boy.
Marriage, in most cases, vhas a
leedle love, some shtorc-clothcs dash
of music, u few dollars in cash und
long time in getting der knot united.
Eaferypody vhas told to beware of
der person who fatters, but eaferypody
vhas anxious to meet him und get
some of his tafIy. Ipelief dot hattery
vhas der grease dot makes der world
turn 'roundt.
We should all be gladt if our friends
would reform in this or that particular,
while we go to bedt perfectly satisfied
dot our own armor vhas shot-proof.
One of der feelings dot makes us feel
goodt vhas to find oudt dot we doan'
haf any money in der pank which vhas
busted. 1t vhas u goodt argument dot
we shouldn't try to save money.
Der man who takes two seats In del
car doan' do so because he vhas selfish
but because he pellets he vhas twins.
l goes nit graveyard sometimes,
und | vhas walking aroundt half day
und doan' find where one single badt
person was buried. All vhas so good
dot dey 60 right to Heafen. like to
know where der place vhas in which
all der badt folks vhas planted.
May pc it vhas all right for some
men to pclief dey own der earth. It
vhas shenerally der case dot der man
who pellets in himself is pelicved in by
nobody else.
1t vhas all right to forgif your enc
mics, but if you can lick 'em first it
comes easier und vhill last longer
Detroit Free Press.
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WARRENToN-Train Nos. 80, 81, "a. N. ~
59, connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIvIsIoN--( Daily except sun
uay Leave Rocky Mt. $40 am. Arrive Frank
lin Junction ii: m. Leave Franklin june
lion 1880 m. Arrive Rocky Mount 1890 d m.
GoRDoNsvrLLE-Tpins leave Orange for
G0rdonsvillo ll:53a m. daily, and 2:3O D m and
WV m. daily, and S.i5 q m, daily, except
sunday. Returning, leave Gordonsville for
orange l:55 M, 1885 p m, and 100 d m, daily.
ana ll:O0 IN, daily, except Sunday.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
ON trains No. 50 and 81, Pullman Buffet
via Dauville, - '''
on trains No. 50 aud So Pullman Buffet
Sdeepers between Washington and Mont
Danville. TV ' A"' VI"
On trains No. 81 and 55 Pullman sleepcrs
petween Washington and Louisville, Char
lottesv1lie and Cincinnati.
On trains Nos.5i and 50 Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between Washington and Little
ROCK, vim Lynchburg and Memphis.
On trains NOS. % and 5S Pullman Sleepers
petween Washington and New Orleans. via
bynchbnrg and Kennesaw Route,
through tickets ON sale at the principal
stations 70 oil points. For rates or rInforma-
uQh apply 10 any agent OF the Company, or 10
Us. D. THOMPSON, A.d. r,A.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager. 20
JAS. l.. TAYLOR. q. IA,
in"rzi Washington, ID. G.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28

In a recent lecture Mrs. A. M.
Beecher said: "Where is woman's place
in the worldP Where is it notp Where
wrong is to be righted; where evil is to
be overcome; where ignorance is to be
enlightened; where inspiration is to
flash light upon darkness; where intu-
ition is to point tho way; where spirit
is to interpret the letter; where endur-
ance is demanded; where sympathy is
to heal; where love is to rule; where
God is to speak; aye, where hand, or
head, or heart can achieve--there let
woman be, for there is her place y
Chicago Times.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28

The May Eclectic offers, as the opening
article, presentation of the labor ques.
tion, under the name Wealth and the
Working Glasses "The Effects of
Civilization on Women" Is paper full
of meat Home Rule and Imperial
Unity" treats the subject, so hot In En-.
glish legislation, from the view opposed
to Parnellism. The account OF Emin
Pasha, is germane to the times. ''The
Sketch and Study Of General Lee," by
Lord Wolseley, though most eulogislic
OF the Southern leader, will not have the
less interest for the Northern reader The
Marquis Of Lorne discusses the Fisheries
Dispute. Several interesting literary ar.
ticles are found in the number. A story
Of Russian life and Nihilism, "a Ter.
riblc Night" will attract comment
Among the poems of the number is a
tribute to the Queen under the title of
Love that Lasts for Aye Other ad,
mirable papers are: "The Joy of Living.
and "Transylvanian Peoples" Among
interesting short papers are: "Thc
Genesis Of the Elements" "Thc True
Story Of "Pickwick," and "Thc Con.
duct of Age" The number Is good
one, with much instructive and enter.
tanning matter.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28

Money was so scarce in certain
counties Of Southwestern Texas during
the earlier part of last winter that in
some instances tho skins of javelina
hogs were used as circulating me-
dium, and 'possum skins were fire.
quently offered in liquids alton of gro
cerv bills.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28
A Satisfactory interview.

Washington Editor TO rcportor)-
Did you sec Dan Lamontp
Reportor-Ye sir. n
Elitor-And what did ho say about
the Presidents going in for a second
termp
Reporter-He said that he didn't
know any thing about what the Prcsi-
dent intended to do.
Editor Clubbing his hands) --Goodi
Make about o column OF it--Ixys,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28

Tho art of killing is becoming ex-
pensive. In 1856 in France the cost of
the best cannon was $500, and the cost
Of single discharge was So. Now the
expensive siege guns cost S9750O. and
one discharge costs $685..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28
In Search of a Wink.

"Gwine to be any cholera heah dis
summer, bossp" he was asking on tho
market yesterday.
Cant say, Are You intefcstedp"
81 ar. lie got to move. and lie
got my choice between rooms down
cellar an rooms in de attick. II dc
cholera's comm lze gwlneup whar' I
kin git de ventilashun. Hit hahn t den
lie gwine down cellar an save fifty
cents q week. II you see any thin In
do papers please gimme do wink
Detroit Free Press.
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came too soon. :

Oh, softly the lover did Lutte on his lute,
Meath tho palc, gentle light OF tho moon.
.ut he swiftly turned and began TO scoot,
When no noticed tho dangerous largesissd
boot
Of the man who came too soon
Alag. too SOON
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Not Much of a Dog.

Dumley = (thrcateningly)-I hear
that you have called mo dog, Robin
sonp
Robinson-Is said you were sad dog,
Dumley.
Dumley--0h, a sad dog. Well. let's
take drink.-M y Sun.
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New River Division

CRIPPLE CREEK BRANCH.
Leave Pulaski City daily except Sunday
500 m, arriving Foster Falls so o M. Re-
turning leaves Foster Falls 80 D m, arriving
Pulaski City 4 % pm.
Allinquii us TO rates. routes, etc, prompt
Unanswered.
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Agent, Roanoke, Va.
CliAS. q. EDDY,
Vice President.
w. B. BEVJII,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-17

The cowboy will worst the vaquero in
horsemanship; he can pick up a piece of
money of the ground, as his horse runs
by at gallOp, with greater deXterity; he
exce!s him in the harharous pastime cor
rer el gallo-plVcking off from a horse
back the head of e cock buried in the
ground. But it is necessary to make one
concesSiOn-l never saw white man who
could cheat at cards with the consummate
cleveruesS of Tueh, California Indian,
who once served As my interpreter. The
cowboy does not spin the lasso with any
greater deXterity or with any nearer ap-
proach TO infallibilty than the vaquero,
perhaps; but he displays more audacity
and more resources in subjugating the
savage beasts, by courtesy called oxen,
after they are once made fast
NY host had in his employ German,
Texan born and bred, whom he had re-
peatedly ptCcd against his vaqueros in
that supreme test Of skill and strength,
the lassoing, tying, yoking and bringing
to camp of a pair of untamed steers. Karl
was always the winner in time, from a
half minute TO five minutes. He would
lasso and throw to the earth the first one,
dismount and bind his legs. then hunt the
second into close proximity, catch him,
trice him up, if necessary, tie him, yoke
the twain, lash their fly brushes together
to prevent them from turning the yoke, "
then cast all loose and hunt them into
camp-a truly Herculean achievement.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-17
NEWS AND NOTES.

| Interesting and Important Matters Coz
cern'ng Our Co'"red Cirz-"-.
Don't fo-ge; toe fan dr,l at the w'gwa.n
Angus, oath.
M W II Bar. OF st. Louis, was in the
city tbs week on business.
Miss HATTIE b. Lewis, Of Cincinnati, Is
| th-- z lest Of Mss Francis Smitn, OF Scot
street
Rev. }. ". Maxwell. of Souisville. Ky.
very ab'y flied the North street ppp.t u ),
: '"dsy pigot
The EeI-n1 rrpperiY o. Writer st -ae;
W. Jrr"na .-d At she. ''''s sale on Satd fay
| last. by NJ :. T0'--S. fo $40.
d. and L. &. l.. Scbaifer. Of ST. Lon'>.
No. he ia U"e city a.teudiog the canp.
meeting AID v>t'mg friends.
Miss Biihea, who has beea visiting ;,
tyes in t"- city, left on Mo iday moi lin Z
for her home III McConne'sville.
Quite nrmber Of oJ. c't'zeps have ex-
pressed the Intention of attending the
UIbana ca mp meeting on naNt Sunday.
THIS typical camp meeting interior, Ina
ter ally with the meeting at Spelces k,o,t
las Sundsy. As a natGral consequence,
tue crowd was very small.
M-- James Br'n-d entertained a M nh
! of lld,-S at her residence on west f.
sa--; yesterday in h0la: - NJ : la ur>
C"i-rau aad Mrs. Tn""utni WiISi = u
lie 'ngt"n, ky.
Rev. W. L.. Boone exchanged rI'2
Sunday mOrn;rg at II O'Clock with Rev j
II. Roberts of the Trinity Ba,, II cnu't
on C''.ton a.elue. who del,ve-ed We ,
eloquent discOd Sc.
E-v. J. N. Ma"w-r. of i.oL'sri'Ie. Kv.,
and Rev. J. T. Maxwell. sec|etr ~ w
brrfO"ce university. aid Z. l.. Maxwell, a.
| tOrney- al law OF Neria. spent Sunday ~
| the city with Eev. .. =. Ross.
A ve-y inte 'esting article is Gss--ee1 for
| Saturday. R.PUE EL!C. y yon wish l.. --p
posted wirh the Ta"e'S do ngs - TIE ..ty,
you must lead the REPUCI {, especially
| the "Wednesday and Saturday issues.
The msSur'" festival SATURDAY. n'gr.t,
did not pan out we'!. ON the fact tat i,
vas On SAL .'ay night aud the re!.ow
| ci' :ism-n failed to mate, allie Ii some
| ingau,aus cnhp would invent some novel
plan tor rai>iag f. 'dS, and give festivals a
| rest for moaih or two. he would he er-
ted to a leather Uedai win "a s.''rahla N
scr'pton. as the democrats say, We want
a change"
sTHDAY ASSIvE IsARY.
A pleasant Su Prise pa ty occurred at the
res' 'dence Of NJ. Charles Gee 4, a little OF
west Main street. last night. The occasion
was in honor of the birthday Of MIS-. c.
Gr-en. The company, consisting OF abOIt
twenty couples. met at Mrs. GaZaway'S and
proc, edsd t" the Green residence. whece
they 'joyed themselves with games. dane
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-17

Minnie Eicketts. co'ored chippie o. the
most indifferent morals, and Nellie Hast
ings, a white woman who isn't bit better,
had terrific racket in the station house
.ast night. they both be-. lg irmateS of that
place The E'chetS woTan sto'. S. bill
from Hastings gad concealed il in the
INNINGS of be- hat. When Hastipg dis
covered her loss, she very naturally raised
sheol. and in the racFtt that pnsuej, some
of the old times in the male department of
the station hoJse GOT pointers on pro san t.
and vJlgaIiry. Station House Keeper
Dillon went to search Ricketts,, but she
would not allow him To. and finally ended
by throwing the money into the toilet sink.
It's dollars to doughnuts that there will be
a lively hair-pull when these two females
meet again.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-17
MEDICINE MEN.
Monthly Meeting OF the Cen
trai Oh o Eclectic Medical Association

Interesting monthly Meeting Of the Cen
,rni a Eclectic M.dicA Association
N..,.-da.
r.. &C., o,,io E.la,,,. ya,io., osso-
a''o'' "o'u '"o'i '''ol''' '''
yesterday tluesdayD afternoon at the ONCE
of pG. l.. f. K1ssell with d.. BIGGER in the
chair. D.. Miranda, the secretary, read
,h. ,,;,p,.s f.ba n..v,,us u.e,i,r which
...,,,'.,,. ,,.,,
were aPP'o'ou "''i''''
The follow w'ng members answe Ell 10
their names: DIS. ke'chard, oi New
| Mooreheid' Nesott' OF fremont tty' Di-
lahunt, OF fltch,n' Moifow' Oh harmony,
w iIdasih' OF fiattSpV'S' "aSs'ah, vi
North Lewisburg; kepler, OF London; kus
| sell, Miranda, Cole, AUSTIN ana baty, oi
this ciy' Numerous ciihicai cases were
| presented, OF which the tol!ow'ng are the
| most important:
Df. Nagstau presented case oi SEN e
gangrene.
Dr. Dlliahunt presented case OF canct
OF ire oreast' "hlch WAS iuiiS diScusseu,
| but when was decided As too 1af ADVANCED
Tor an operation.
A young man sunerihg WIN grahu's.eu
eyellds was shown by DF. hepi"I, ""ich
was very interesting case ana mad peen
IN the hands of number OF prominent
physic ans without ana marked improve
| ment until now.
Dr. Austin described case OF cancer "l
| the rectunI, and d.. Relchard unique one
ot cholera intantum.
Dr. Russell operated upon case OF en-
largement OF the tonsr's, with comp'rra-
tion of polypus OF the nose. The operation
removed both completely ard sat.siactofJ.
consisted of the e>cisio of the tousils with
! an instrument called t"ns'i'tnhe. ne
polSpuS was itacted win loiteps, py
visiting il oil at Us base. aad the app'ca-
tion u; an e>char"' c 10 p'e'ent the rrtu'h
thereof. He a'so operated upon 'itte
boy suffering lrom faftpCs rdrHS. com
n"nly called "clrb- -'oot.' The opeFaton
consisted OF the e:cision OF the 'endons on
The inner side of the foot and ankle. also ~"
fascia just underneath the sEin: Inc "pe
tion will in a few weeks gve the tie boy
perfect and useful foot. The above men-
toned cases all had po'nts re1de ~ theih
OF particular int rest and atietton
All members present participated IN Ut
discussion OF these cases, and i1ere WAS
valuable interchange or opiuiol relative 10
Their Tue natrre and proper treatment
ms wa are these meetings oi the Cehi- a
ono Ec'ec.c Medical ASSOCIATION mac
beneficial to each and eye7y member II az
tendance by mar rg each session so't q.
grand consrlti6n on cases Doth medical AT
Sr'gica!, brou ;ht rom THIS city ana su'
rounding co"aty. Members having CT tc
and dangerous cases under art'ai u$itme'.
an thts aNal themselves oil the So >"
experience OF az ther p.olesS onai r'e'F
'en on any desired po'nt,a ~ IA adNah'
tase 10 ooth themselves ana the'r pai.en :.
Ihe !ui ATTENDANCE winch mas character
Zed The meetings OF the ASSOCIATION Tor
the past eight years mas shown that
the ADVANTAGES above men'iJned are
not uncelr rated by ITS members. Attend
| ance and participation in these me"Sngs en-